Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31


Schools-A Horse Said TO Have Been
stolen Seized by VI IN Claiming to Il,
its Owner and Hurried Away without
Exploration.
GEORGIA.
Small grain is killed in the red lands Of
Lincoln county.
Major William stegall, one Of the old
est and best known citizens Of Thomas
vile, died Friday.
John Morris, the East Tennessee tain
hand who had both his legs badly crushed
Friday night near Stockbridge, died sat
urday at Atlanta. Bota legs were amDU.
Sated before the negro died.
At Atlanta the building committee OF
Evans chapel are pushing ahead their
enterprise of bulldog now church at
the junction Of Nelson and w alGer streets.
1T is to be a handsome structure, costing
at least $4,000.
The case of T. X. Leslie VS.. the Georgia
Pacific Railroad Company, suit for per-
sonal damages sustained at the Musca-
dine creek accident, over u year ago. was
settled at Atlanta Saturday for S3,025.
The amount sued for was $4,000.
W. l.. Thomas. of Naldosta. IS making
arrangements to build a deer parK near
his residence on Hill avenue. He has a
large lot there for the purpose. and can
make the park quite an attraction. j. G..
Hunt has four OF the beauties and expects
to raise more. He had five. but one re-
Gently died.
Three miles from Bolton W. B. Pit.
man has a mill run by water. His son.
about eighteen wears of arc. was Grind
ing corn for Ben Murray. when the husk
frame. or gearing. gave wav cauybt
young Pitman and ground him to pieces
and fearfu!ly mangled Mr. Murray, who
Is not expected 10 live.
19-vaaroId how or Atlanta ron,od
lame Gar,Ii,"r Do,,,n,.oi 80, 49,
at the spinning mill Friday, and Just after
he reached his home. on Fowler street, ne
dropped dead. His sudden death is sun
posed to be from the effects of a severe
attack of pneumonia, from which he had
but recently recovered.
At Newnan FRIDAY tho .Iociion fo. n,,h.
lie schools came of Tba goto Tnliod yyaa
more Than siv RI ono in Isvnr Of ,nhiic
schools Tow Of tba nHnoli,io, P,'artC
speak of contestlng the election, but it
will meet with little announcement. as
he vote pOlled is largely more than two-
birds of the qualified voters of the civ.
Captain r w. Bonnar who ertered
the Macon office as assIstant most nastor
under Col, 'Cnomas Hardeman senf in his
resignation saturday He has hean M
well for three or four month"; ana II a.
was the cause of hIs resignaTior I r
Rice bookkeener for CamnbaII & Van
SvckIe was anpointed to tilI tbo vonono I
Willie Cane and Sarah AIavopdor -
Atlanta botb UhGta and 80 r'i "a
iyely about II ana 70 vears wore arraetod
Saturday on a warrant sworn out hoforo
Justice i r Walkar in north AtIorta
DharQinp them witb adultery and forni
cation. and lodged in FuIton connty ioii
m J'NAA"
vncord CHARGED with crime of tbia nhorl
Acter.
A, Nrooo, S..,,ua.- =, "a
,,a1ooI. y. tI,i.. nv, mug at Lou
UVIooS tne sIore mousse OF MRS. cray, oc-
and Fourth stre.is wss djsonvoroa - =" aL 20
on fire Tha donortmant roaI w oe
,romntIv hnt tho tra had go+tNn 49,, 49,
TOO great headwav Tn loss as 80
as couId ha learned wos obnmt e. otn a.
she building. which was now and 90 0an
10 $40 400 ON tho stool '0'V0'
10. ,roal, -
f,Ia~L etoIa no,n py lne nahe OF
,.n,,,t, go "a, DC az NJ nat, III lelialr
I,.ey,,,, - ,,' ~ 9t'ney Mohae, dnu Heo 10
h"rso n,,,ad ~, ,rL w DC eIu uaueu lot
~ borsa - - I H,Ltht ""ole' VINO roue-
No.. nU he sc up " DuDllh IaSt week, Mr..
McRae pursued the negro and went n
Dublin, having the horse the na,ro
snapped for Mr. Moore's. and exchanged
horses with Moore, carving mack The
stolen horse and thief to McRae.
George Green. of Ijncn,ntor bi.o,
horse rom lanes Fnm1,nds go 80 e, a
Plum Rrancn : q on -, W. ~ "
stoppiny NJ that nlaca ,non ,,ot "a LIZ ,to
train and claimed tt'a 6oroa n ~, Gn tte
"Reminiscences NJ Mr. Grten tbo oIpo 80 eue
had the horse Stunned to An6ars"n ~
1t seems th.t NJ EImnnSs ~, - - -,
horses with a negro Two zee . ',o' p ppoL
Augusta. He went over 10 CaroI,na isat
week nnt co,,id 49, ~ -. 90 Iiua iaeC
morse or the fellow who SO unceremOni-
ouSly tooh possession OF II.
Lincolnton News: There is a consider
able complaint all over the county about
the difficulty in educational matters
There are too many schools. They are "a
ihickly scattered over the country as tha
frogs OF Egypt. AS a consequence. none
of them are self-sustaining, More rank
partisanship and PEI sonal iayoritism is
evlnced in the cho. &c OF a teacher Of a dis.
irict school than in the selection of a
President OF the United States. This nm
seemly rivalry eneeuders neighborhood
Uroils and chickering's. and il fatal N rho
best interests OF a community.
p1 Iouo. ........,.,
sor or 49, !, as u Ieu loT Tue III W
Se,ur VI IN -, ora ana acquitted, bas
nhont siyteen mtIas De- Ias wien Is
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